push through

英 [pʊʃ θruː]

美 [pʊʃ θruː]

强行通过，力推下通过（法律等）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 使被接受；使被通过
  If someonepushes througha law, they succeed in getting it accepted although some people oppose it.
  1. The vote will enable the Prime Minister to push through tough policies...
     这次投票将使首相能够力行强硬政策。
  2. He tried to push the amendment through Parliament.
     他力促议会通过该修正案。

英英释义

verb

• break out
  1. The tooth erupted and had to be extracted
  Synonym:eruptcome outbreak through

双语例句

• It is impossible in the dense crowd to push through to the washroom.
  穿过密密层层的人群挪向厕所简直是困难之极。
• He went on to push through an$ 800bn stimulus that helped pull the US out of recession.
  他接着推行了8000亿美元的刺激方案，帮助美国走出了衰退。
• This can be hard, because learning something new can also make you feel frustrated and stupid, but if you push through, you'll give yourself a huge boost.
  这往往很难，因为学习新东西会让你感觉到沮丧和笨拙，但是如果你努一把力，就会给自己一个巨大的快乐提升。
• There is enough space between the door skin and the bracket to push through the cable tie.
  ，在支架和门把手之间有足够大的空间穿过扎带。
• The new Chancellor has the guts to push through unpopular tax increases
  新总理有勇气推动不受欢迎的增税方案获得通过。
• And the private sector may find it hard to push through another tough round of pay restraint.
  私营部门也可能会发现很难再推行新一轮的限薪计划。
• They recruit those who are trusted and well-liked to spread information or push through changes.
  他们会组织受到信任和深受喜爱的员工来传播消息或推动变革。
• For decades, liberals have relied on the courts to push through some of their most cherished policies.
  数十年来，自由派依靠各级法院通过了一些他们最为珍视的政策。
• He tried in vain to push through the crowd.
  他怎么也没法从人群里挤过去。
• Significant spending cuts will be hard to push through.
  重大的开支缩减计划将难以推行。